Tuesday, June 01, 2004

And there's the point.

Well, how wonderful for Bushie Boy, he got himself a trophy to show his daddy. If it wasn’t clear what this business in the Gulf was it certainly is now.

Bush Keeps Saddam Gun at White House
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A handgun that Saddam Hussein was clutching when U.S. forces captured him in a hole in Iraq last December is now kept by President Bush at the White House, a spokesman confirmed on Sunday.

Did anyone notice that we still haven’t caught Osama bin Laden? As it would seem this war on terror isn't going so well for us, now is it?

posted by Kenzy at 8:46 AM
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Wednesday, May 12, 2004

Who's the enemy of freedom?

The beheading of Nick Berg is thick in the news today. I can’t seem to make up my mind weather those that took part in this grisly act were opportunists or were truly trying to make a statement about the abuses in Abu Ghraib prison that have recently reported to the public.

Something like this was bound to happen after the abuses were brought to the public. What gets me is that the Bush administration has taken this incident more seriously then it is taking in punishing those involved in the mistreatment of prisoners in Abu Ghraib. So now there’s a new manhunt underway to bring the people involved in beheading Nick Berg to “justice” with that I agree, they should be punished for killing someone.

White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan said. “It shows the true nature of the enemies of freedom. They have no regard for the lives of innocent men, women and children.”

Clearly the administration is fooling themselves, and maybe even some of the country, people in Iraq could just as easily turn that statement on us at the moment. We have invaded a country, and many people have died that weren’t soldiers. So what regard did the innocent men, women, and children receive in Iraq when we were firing ammo their way?

Related Links
U.S.: Beheaded civilian was warned to leave Iraq
Qaeda Leader Beheads U.S. Civilian in Iraq -Web Site

posted by Kenzy at 9:22 AM
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Wednesday, February 25, 2004

Can I die if nobody knows me...

My body is old and tired, I will soon see the light
My mind is still stirring with the question of my life
The voice in my head seems so right

I am your creative spirit, dear child, there should be no fright
Soon I will move on, if you so choose, with you at my right
You will live on clear as the air and still as the night
To find another song just not in your current life

In answer to the question that you have shown
You can die in this life as unknown
But come with me to guide more along
And then it won’t matter that you passed on

This was literally my first attempt at poetry since SDSU (some 7 years ago); it’s not great but it borrows from Camie’s lines combined, though I'm sure this is not what she was going for. Hopefully it cheered her alittle that I would try after years.

posted by Kenzy at 3:24 AM
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Wednesday, February 11, 2004

If you live in the US the biggest news this week seems to be Janet Jackson’s breast appearing on the Super Bowl half time show (though it was covered somewhat). Sad that this would be the big story of the day when things like this are happening....

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/02/12/iraq/main599796.shtml

Ever get that feeling that we lost the important ball?

posted by Kenzy at 6:43 PM
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Wednesday, November 12, 2003

Politics in Kenzy's World

*Since I don’t use my journal for this sort for post I have asked Camie to post this here. Thanks Camie! Also, I thought that the title of her blog was more then appropriate given the following content. Comments as always are appreciated.

I have been sitting here stewing over the world scene after more deaths that occurred this week. And something entirely fascinating hit me, that could solve a few of the problems in the US - though in it’s wake leave a few more problems. Anyway here’s the idea, let’s give back Texas we don’t need them and some of their residents have been bitching about this very idea for years. Okay so we give back Texas, minus the oil fields of course; we’re keeping those cause God knows how many politicians of ours those have bought in the past.

Now let’s make this retroactive, we give them back Bushie Boy he isn’t a US resident any longer. Let him go back to murdering people via the death penalty, as he did before. For those that aren’t aware Texas under Bush’s reign killed more people via the death penalty then all the other states combined; not to say that I don’t believe in the death penalty but let’s be honest it is still just murder.

This also solves another problem, the border between what used to be the US and Mexico is no longer our problem. We now have a large buffer zone between Mexico and the US, and since we really won’t have a problem with many from Texas trying to come through as illegal aliens. we just have to watch for the same thing we did before.

Now that we have taken care of that part, let’s outlaw career politicians, they have been nothing but a nuisance since the fad started. They are a corrupt bunch that can’t find a real occupation, or want to improve things for themselves or their buddies that are rich, or will be after alittle “help” from their friend at the top. To hell with the rest of us, as we must not have anything to important to contribute. It’s time to give this country back to the people that actually work, and die for it, yep you got it the middle and lower classes.

This plan would cause a few things to slow down, but I can almost guarantee that we wouldn’t be seeing many, if any pissing contests between the US and other countries rulers. Be honest what has been going on since 9/11 has been a pissing contest, Bushie just got the perfect excuse that day, to do something that he was going to do anyway. To me the entire situation stinks, Bushie Sr. created a monster that, once backed into a corner and forgotten, bit back with a vengeance. What did we expect? You don’t give people weapons and fund the training of said people to kill, then walk away after telling them to fly a kite, and not get something bad as a result.

Don’t get me wrong I do love my country, but I’m not going to the one that turned into some kind of patriotic fool that started hanging flags because people died in NYC. I know that my country could be so much more then it is, and it kills me that the towers falling should have been a wake up call to this nation, that we have made some very piss poor decisions, have said, and done things that should not have been said or done. Instead we have started striping freedoms from our people, the very freedoms that generations before us have died to protect. And the sad part is that no one is noticing or they are rationalizing, that because of the attacks we should just hand over these freedoms for safeties sake; our ancestors that fought and died for the freedoms must be rolling in their graves.

How many senseless deaths will occur before something is done to stop these politicians from murdering not only our people but people from other countries as well? Why have the deaths of those unfortunate people on 9/11 caused freedoms to be striped away from the rest of us left standing? I’m sure that those that died that day (9/11) are rolling in their graves as well, about what has happened as a result of their deaths. Those that are rationalizing the effects from 9/11 are doing a disservice to those many people that perished on 9/11 and since then, in the fight of terrorism.

And so I leave you with these:

Every generation must wage a new war for freedom against new forces which seek through new devices to enslave mankind.
~Progressive Party Platform 1924~

One of the best ways to get yourself a reputation as a dangerous citizen these days is to go about repeating the very phrases which our founding fathers used in the great struggle for Independence.
~Charles A. Beard~

Thinking loudy,
Kenzy

posted by Kenzy at 10:26 PM
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